Half green space and wooded area with a ravine, half playground area- which of course is where we…read morewere. Baby K liked it. Lots of play equipment, for all ages. A little gazebo and some benches across the ravine. Really good neighborhood park, or even a destination park.

Miller Park has undergone a very nice renovation! The all new playground equipment, offering play…read moreareas for ages 2-5 and 5-12 years, is really nice and engaging. There is a lot for kids to choose from - in addition to familiar favorites like swings and slides, there are a lot of exciting and challenging climbing options, interactive music and visual activities (like creating your own optical illusion or putting together a sliding puzzle). There are also unique variations of things like the two person swings, a rope bridge and spiderweb, and more. There are a number of benches and picnic benches nearby. Further off, in a grassy area, is a large first come first serve gazebo, and the small woods behind the playground contain a creek and a fun little trail with two bridges for kids to run around. Currently part of the field is off limits due to new grass seed - if you follow the sidewalks you'll be able to access the playground easily. The area is very walkable or you can use street parking/the small lot behind the library.

This is a nice park located in the Heather Glen subdivision, featuring a large greenspace, a…read morewetland/pond area, a playground, a gazebo with picnic tables, and a small path that leads into the woods. There are several benches available near the playground with a little shade. The playground is great - baby and traditional swings, a musical area, and a tower structure with a lot of great activities - several styles of slides, multiple climbing areas, a fun racing toy that two kids can race cars (provided) on, and more! The greenspace is great for bringing picnic blankets, soccer balls, frisbees, or the like.

This is a really nice, large neighborhood park, featuring a huge greenspace and a variety of…read moreamenities. Small fields have been outlined with paint on the grass. There's a basketball court, a shelterhouse with picnic tables, a portapotty, a paved walking path, and a nice large playground area. The playground features baby, traditional, and adaptive swings, seesaws, several spinny seats, and a nice large structure that has slides and a lot of great climbing options. There's also a nice music section with several instruments to play. The playground was a bit hit. Street parking is available (but check the signage for exactly where) and it's also off of a biking path.

So many good reviews, and Marissa recommended it, and we had some free time (leaving Sweetie at…read morehome on Mother's Day for some peace and quiet.) Beautiful park, tucked away in a quiet neighborhood. We were there mainly for the playground, of course, but Kid K is getting a bit big for them. At this one, the smaller, "houses" section is clearly for little kids, but she wanted to play there anyway. It is a blast, all sorts of things for them to do. Then it was swings, pretty old-school but fun. Then the "modern" playset, with slides and ropes and all sorts of more athletic things to do. She loved that too. Decent parking lot (though overflowing on a sunny Mother's Day Sunday.) Benches for tired parents. Rolling hills, loads of trees (though only a couple for shade at the playground.) Tennis and basketball courts. Grills, a gazebo/shelter thing. A great little park.

Love finding parks while we are traveling!! This one was great and a must stop if you're in the…read morearea and have littles who need to get the wiggles out. The playground was clean, well kept and provided so much for the whole family. The playground was also quite low and didn't have anywhere for smaller kids to fall from tall heights. They had several different styles of slides and swings. There are tennis courts and basketball courts too. The playground provided physical play but also imaginative play which was really cool to see. It seems like it might be a "neighborhood" park since it is located back in a subdivision and surrounded by residential homes but still felt welcoming. There were many families coming and out.

Excellent park for kids, especially toddlers. The park is all in the shade which is great on those…read morehot summer nights. The playground equipment is new and very well made. There is ample space and equipment for kids do play on. One of my new favorite playgrounds.

The playground here has been completely replaced. There is still a smaller 2-5 section and a larger…read more5-12 section, but it is all new and updated. There are a variety of climbing options, tunnels, slides, and the like. The 5-12 section looks like a tree house of sorts, with ways to climb up the inside and some creative climbing features aboveground. In addition to the baby and traditional style swings, there is also now a disk swing. There is still plentiful shade and picnic tables, plus a little greenspace. The little pull off does fill up quickly during busy times, but there is street parking available further in the adjacent neighborhood too.

As suggested by the park's name, there are several sports options here, with the eye being drawn to…read morea nice large baseball diamond with bleachers that is located directly in front of the parking lot. There is also a basketball court, a paved walking path that has a StoryWalk, and a little structure with picnic tables and vending machines. There's a small playground available, with slides, climbing, and traditional swings. It is located very close to the parking lot (between the baseball diamond and parking), so that's something to be aware of. It is located very near Wyman Woods, which has the larger playground, but it's a great option if you're already attending a sports event here and have kids who need some entertainment.

C. Ray Buck Sports Park is another good park in Grandview. It's got lots of athletic fields. The…read morebaseball diamond is nice and good for summer leagues. It also has a playground with modern equipment. There's a running and walking trail. I think it's better to come when kids are in school or before they get out. It's not a big park and it can be crowded. The baseball diamond is usually crowded in the summer with all the little league then, and other times it's amateur softball players. It also has a basketball court and soccer field. There's a path around the park. I think it's a good park for Grandview. It's located across the street from Wyman Woods Park, so this is a good area to go outside. The streets are kind of busy so be aware of this.

This is a good neighborhood park that is also nicely accessible via bike - we saw many folks riding…read morethrough, some stopping to play or take a break too. There are two playgrounds available, one for younger kids and one for older, a fun airplane to play on, great monkey bars, a set of swings (both baby and traditional style). A small paved area also offers a basketball hoop that has hoops set at three different heights for the kids to play with. There are benches and picnic tables around the area, as well as a small gazebo with seating. Street parking is available in the neighborhood.

Big neighborhood park, with basketball courts, an old ballfield, etc. A small playground area,…read morewith two little sets and some swings. There are also some odd bouncy platforms. A few benches and tables. A nice quiet space on a corner, though there is a train that rumbles through the trees.

This is a cute neighborhood park. It has a really nice big green space in the back, where it looks…read morelike there is an old ball diamond. The front portion includes a nice basketball court, a nice playground area, and several benches and picnic tables with trees, which provide some nice shade. The play area includes a climbing structure with different types of climbing challenges and fire pole in the center, both traditional/baby swings and a tire swing, wiggly platforms that you can bounce/jump on, and a play area with slides (the fast curly one was particularly exciting!) and more climbing and the like. Street parking is available in front of the park, or it's walkable if you're in the area.